Also, night club. an establishment for evening entertainment, generally open until the early morning, that serves liquor and usually food and offers patrons music, comedy acts, a floor show, or dancing; nightspot.
verb (used without object), nightclubbed, nightclubbing.
These same results may not be obtained in studies of military officers, welfare recipients or nightclub devotees, for example.
So you eyeball the crowd in the restaurant, nightclub, or highway rest stop and try to figure out who's who.
Her nightclub performances all over the country were standing-room-only.
Drinks are priced well for a nightclub, particularly before the midnight threshold.
The nightclub also operates a soul food restaurant on the premises.
There's a naughty nightclub, but with the charming innocence of an advertising board outside promising cheerful lap-dancing.
Downstairs there was a private nightclub where she could bring her friends after hours.
Dinner was served in a nightclub setting, complete with orchids and palm trees.
Two teens were killed and seven injured in a shooting outside an under-21 nightclub last weekend.
These tips have been compiled to make nightclub patrons safety conscious.
British Dictionary definitions for nightclub
nightclub
/ˈnaɪtˌklʌb/
noun
1.
a place of entertainment open until late at night, formerly offering food, drink, a floor show, dancing, etc, but now usually featuring loud amplified music for dancing
Derived Forms
nightclubber, noun
Word Origin and History for nightclub
n.
also night-club, "club open at night," 1894, from night + club (n.) in the social sense.